ID: 16626
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Open
Bug Type: Apache2 related
Operating System: RedHat 7.2 (kernel 2.4.18) i386
PHP Version: 4.2.0
New Comment:
Yeap I have the same problem ...
Very interessting is, sometimes works.
For Example: I have written a Bulletin Board, so I can't Login (with
Cookie) my wife have no problem ... I don't know why.
Previous Comments:
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[2002-04-25 00:44:01] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just want to add, that this is a apache 2.0 compatiblity bug, I'm
sure you all tested this out on apache 1.3.24 and it works fine for me.
so I think with the shtml bugs that apache is having this could be
included with that issue.
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[2002-04-24 15:13:00] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can confirm that the replacement function for setcookie by
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (send_htCookie) just sets the last cookie in the HTTP
response header on my system
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[2002-04-24 14:13:58] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I filed bug #16803 to expand on the header() problem.
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[2002-04-24 13:54:39] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now I know what "don't use this on a production server" means. :)
Strangely, this bug also seems to affect header().
As a result of this bug, we replaced setcookie() with our own routine
to write out cookies via header().
However, still, only one cookie (the last one) is being printed in the
HTTP response headers (when I sniff the packets being sent).
It's very strange...
Here's the code we used to replace setcookie().
function send_htCookie() {
$vars=array('varname','varval','expire','path','domain','secure');
for ($i=0;$i<func_num_args();$i++) {
${$vars[$i]}=func_get_arg($i);
}
if (!$varname) { return false; }
$COOKIE = "Set-Cookie: $varname=$varval";
if (isset($expire)) { $COOKIE .= "; EXPIRES=$expire";}
if (isset($domain)) { $COOKIE .= "; DOMAIN=$domain"; }
if (isset($path)) { $COOKIE .= "; PATH=$path"; }
if (isset($secure) && $secure>0) { $COOKIE .= "; SECURE"; }
header($COOKIE);
return true;
}
Can anyone confirm that this, too, doesn't work for them?
I'll do more testing in the meantime...
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[2002-04-23 09:56:19] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I get the same problem on FreeBSD 4.5 with Apache 2.
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